
What better way to kick off the New Year than taking in a college bowl game? How about getting away to sunny Jacksonville, Florida? Do both, with tickets to the 2010 Gator Bowl! The 2010 Gator Bowl takes place on New Year’s Day at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium in beautiful Jacksonville and pits the 3rd place team in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) against a team from the Big East Conference. Even before the teams are chosen tickets to this historic game go fast, so go ahead and get your 2010 Gator Bowl tickets today!
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| Gator Bowl | Jacksonville Municipal Stadium Jacksonville, FL |
January 1, 2010
Friday 1:00 pm
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The Gator Bowl’s long and glorious history stems back to New Year's Day of 1946, when Wake Forest bested South Carolina, 26-14. In 1955, the Gator Bowl became the first collegiate bowl game to be televised coast to coast, and it has been part of America's holiday season ever since. Still, why stay home and watch the Gator Bowl indoors, when you could head for sunny Jacksonville, Florida?
See if you can pick out future NFL players from the rosters. After all, the Gator Bowl was a step in the careers of guys like Dan Marino, Michael Vick, Earl Campbell, Thurman Thomas, Archie Manning, Larry Csonka, and Peyton Manning, to name but a few. Over the decades, some 175 first-team All-Americans have participated.
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